Rule 11 Application Rule 12 Sailing vessel Rule 13 Overtaking Rule 14 Head on Rule 15 Crossing Rule 16 Giving way Rule 17 Stand on

Rule 18 Precedence Rule 19 Restricted visibility Rule 20 Application Rule 21 Definition: Lights Rule 22 Visibility Rule 23 Lights and shapes

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This section continues covering the requirements of the International Regulations for Prevention Collisions at Sea;

Navigation Part 2 include details of the following topics;

• Passage planning • Log keeping • Chart corrections • Tidal curves

• Secondary ports • Radar fixes • Electronic charts

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Your role as a Leading Volunteer you may be called on to assist with junior member training and practical sessions. When afloat, you may be tasked to lead a small crew on deck while letting go, or mooring. On longer outings, you may be an important component of a Watch team, while the skipper and others get much needed rest, supervising the duties of a crew needs decision making that comes from experience and theoretical knowledge. This section only touches the complexity of management but gives an insight into some of the issues that may arise. In particular supporting the coxswain and management of the crew. To see more information select: DETAILS